Taft Expects Bricker to Run for Senate in Ohio
In Columbus Senator Robert A. Taft voiced optimism that former governor John Bricker will run for the U S Senate to fill the Burton vacancy. Observers and GOP figures predict a Bricker Taft ticket, while others debate rivals such as George Bender or Tom Herbert and discuss Beightler's gubernatorial prospects.
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New York columnist retracts Patton fiction in print apology
New York Daily News columnist John O Donnell admitted in his October 19 column that his prior claims tying Gen. George S. Patton Jr to his removal from Bavaria to four public figures were false. He acknowledged misreporting and said the statements were untrue and regretted the error.
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Murray Addresses Largest Ohio CIO PAC Conference
Murray spoke at the Ohio CIO-PAC Legislative Conference urging unity as a sitdown strike context emerged. He praised federal action, named GM and J P Morgan as needing understanding, and highlighted support for FEPC unemployment measures and the Wagner Murray Dingell security bill.
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Local Delegates Praise CIO Rally in Columbus
Three hundred Cincinnati delegates returned from the Columbus conference with stories of a mass meeting of over 3000 CIO members statewide. Walter Grainger of Amalgamated Clothing Workers praised the rally, noting Memorial Hall was full and crowds crowded the walls and corridors awaiting seats and parking.
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Labor delegates map political action program
Jack Kroll, CIO State president, outlined a full Political Action program for delegates detailing labor bills and actions needed to passage. Committees were formed to study each point and report back with union specific tasks to be done. Grainger noted the long, quiet, four hour gathering and predicted legislators will hear from the people.
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Not A Half Of Ohio Idle File Claim
Ohio reports less than half of laid off workers filed for unemployment during August and September. 330,000 layoffs among 52,000 covered employers. 150,009 new claims. September benefit payments exceed one million dollars for the first time since July 1942, totaling 1,484,821 with 18,128 average weekly recipients.
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Ohio Benefit Increase Ties to Base Period Earnings
Law enabling high Base Period earners to receive up to 21 dollars weekly raised the average weekly benefit to 17.76 dollars for the month. In July the last full month with a 16 dollar maximum, Ohio posted a weekly average of 15.52 dollars.
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